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IMF training was a great experience, got to learn how African and Asian economies are struggling to come out of the trap of poverty.....and slow down........ The meticulously designed policies ...need to be revisited. I would dare to say that Indian economists have lot of stuff to tap the hidden potential accross the Globe, which has remarkably been successful during the meltdown accross the Globe. The insulated or less affected "Indian Paradise" needs no further justifications. Look at the the U.S today...." This is obvious to happen to a "Credit Card Economy", which operates on virtual income, which perhapes may or may not be anticipated in real terms. U.S has lot to learn from economies like India so called super power could not manage its overshooting Debt to GDP ratio which is 2.7 while this value for india is 0.85. I would say we indians earn and save for our children , and the "Elite Americans" spend today , anticipating that the same would be repayed by their children , anticipating a good income in future.So now you can make a hunch that every reach indian accumulates wealth for its ...poor today would be less rich poorer today would be poor tomorrow......But in the U.S...this theory would go otherwise...We Indians should be proud of being so concious obout our future. Anyways, it would continue like this, i am glad to see the concern of my Kenyan friend "Peter Chacha Wankuru"...about his country....